November 11, 2009 by
Jeremy Smith |
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Hey fans, yes, the rumors are true about Michael Vick's adviser, former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy expressing his personal interest about Vick joining the Buffalo Bills next year. In the same conversation, the Bills were also in the mix of acquiring Vick's services before the season started along with Bengals. This of course, was after his prison sentence for dog fighting was completed.
Now, I am not saying that the rumors for next season have been completely thrown out the window, but when it comes right down to it, the Bills have two starting QBs already, Edwards and Fitzpatrick. Furthermore, what has Vick done this year for the Eagles that could contribute to the success of the Bills next season? Vick, has completed 2 of 6 passes for 6 yards and rushed 12 times for 27 [...]
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After coming off a heartbreaking loss to the New England Patriots on Monday Night Football in the opening week of the 2009 season, the Buffalo [...]
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OK, allow me to remove my foot from my mouth after saying that the Bills would beat the Lions by 23 points. To make matters worse, there was only 23 total points scored between the two teams. Of course, the Lions, I am not surprised didn't score more then 20 points on their own but the Bills, cmon! Continuing on with making matters worse, the Bills didn't even score one touchdown. That's right, not one. I think everyone on "The Best NFL Analysis and Commentary on the Planet" website, yes, this website should take up a collection for Rian Lindell and give him that money as an incentive bonus. He may not know where the end-zone is, but he does know where the up-rights are. Of course, I will leave out the fact that he did miss one field goal in the game going two for three. The missed kick [...]
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Buffalo Bills safety Donte Whinter has played multiple positions on the football field in his career with the Buffalo Bills. From the two safety to nickel corner back, Whitner has been the most versatile defender on the team.
In the off-season, news came out that Whitner would be moving to the free position full time, as veteran Bryan Scott stepped into the strong safety role. The move would help Whitner become more of the "center fielder" of the defense to create more big plays, something that he has been criticized for in his career.
It is now being reported by FoxSports and ProFootballTalk.com's Gregg Rosenthal that Donte Whitner could be playing a position he has never played before in his career; backup.
FoxSports.com reports that "Buffalo's coaching staff is [...]
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